Guysss, meet Ender, he's an 11-year-old kid (well, he's 12 now) and has been working on this animation for ALMOST HALF A YEAR, using all his breaks and weekends to draw out 3000+ frames!!!
He uses a mobile app called Flipaclip to draw out each frame ONE BY ONE using a touch sensitive pen. He's been using this as a learning experience and he did learn a lot of principles. He's been talking to me showing off his progress these past few weeks.
Check out his finished video below, share it so people can see, and subscribe to his channel to encourage this mad man:
Guysss, meet Ender, he's an 11-year-old kid (well, he's 12 now) and has been working on this animation for ALMOST HALF A YEAR, using all his breaks and weekends to draw out 3000+ frames!!!
He uses a mobile app called Flipaclip to draw out each frame ONE BY ONE using a touch sensitive pen. He's been using this as a learning experience and he did learn a lot of principles. He's been talking to me showing off his progress these past few weeks.
Check out his finished video below, share it so people can see, and subscribe to his channel to encourage this mad man:
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